paper-protect-terminology

You can protect domain-specific terms by defining a protected-terms list before editing. The skill scans text, merges this list with CLAUDE.md entries, and rewrites only non-protected terms to ensure academic writing consistency.

Cross-file terminology standardization enforces consistent naming and abbreviation usage across multiple chapters. You need it when rewriting or polishing research papers to prevent unwanted substitutions of domain-specific terms and proper nouns.

You standardize abbreviations by generating a protected-terms list and prompting user confirmation. The skill then executes cross-file edits to standardize non-protected abbreviations while strictly honoring the protected entries.

Yes, you can merge a project-level terminology list by integrating CLAUDE.md entries into the active workflow. This combines existing project terms with your current protected-terms list for quick cross-referencing during edits.

Yes, cross-chapter rewriting supports style consistency by automatically maintaining terminology naming across files. It enforces a protected-terms list to ensure domain-specific terms remain completely unchanged throughout the editing process.

Protected terms get replaced during batch edits if a protected-terms list is not defined and confirmed beforehand. This skill prevents unwanted substitutions by scanning text and locking down specified terms before applying rewrites.